FEAGA, considered the most important fair for the primary sector in the archipelago, is hosting a unique space this year dedicated to Olivia Stone. The stand's design, entirely painted by the artist from Fuerteventura, Dailos Paniagua, and executed by the Municipal Services, recreates the landscapes and scenes that the writer depicted in her book Tenerife and its Six Satellites.
The British traveler was deeply captivated by the harshness and beauty of what was then known as Puerto de Cabras. Her legacy now serves as the central theme to showcase the municipality's emblematic products, such as local cheese and wines, which visitors can sample at the stand.
“"The primary sector of Puerto del Rosario is more alive than ever. FEAGA is a source of pride, and our stand is the best calling card: tradition, quality, and a fascinating story to tell. I invite everyone to come and taste and learn about the history of Olivia Stone and that old Puerto de Cabras."
During the inauguration, the municipal official highlighted the vitality of the primary sector and encouraged attendees to taste and purchase local products. Furthermore, the councilor for the Primary Sector emphasized the connection between historical heritage, artistic expression, and local gastronomy, inviting visitors to experience the essence of the land through its flavors and narrative.
